Determine Kennedy Batman As A Hero

Both Bruce Wayne and Jasmine Kennedy derive their heroic aspirations from traumatic childhood experiences. When Bruce was a young child, he witnessed his parents be murdered in cold blood as a result of a failed mugging. This terrible event caused Bruce distance himself from his peers. Bruce became obsessed with ridding Gotham City of evil, and from this stemmed his desire to be a defender of the innocent. Jasmine, too, experienced a traumatic event in her youth, although she has no memory of its occurrence, or any details of her life before it transpired. With no knowledge of her former life, Jasmine, too, was essentially an orphan. Left to live on the streets and encounter firsthand the seedy underbelly of the city in which she lived, what …show more content…
The fact that they prefer to work alone is indicative of their common need assure the safety of others before themselves. Nonetheless, both heroes are willing to form alliances with others if the situation presents itself. Batman has had sidekicks in the past, including several different boys who went by Robin, several different girls who assumed the name Batgirl, and various other teenaged companions. Batman is also involved in the leadership of the Justice League, the ultimate network of superheroes in his universe. However, it is clear that he struggles to accept these roles. He is inclined to simply do everything himself; in fact, this is the very reason the original Robin left Batman to become a founding member of the Teen Titans. Elementa, for her part, has never had a sidekick. She has expressed mild interest in joining a league of fellow superheroes, but on the condition that the league approaches her with an invitation only if the situation is dire and she is genuinely needed. Neither Batman nor Elementa resists working with others completely, but both tend to feel more comfortable doing things …show more content…
Born into obscene amounts of money, Bruce Wayne relies upon his vast amounts of wealth to create useful inventions to use on and against criminals. Examples of these gadgets include batarangs, the batclaw, the bat-grapple, and the batmobile. It is due solely to the wealth of Bruce’s family that he was able to create his heroic persona. On the other hand, Jasmine grew up in an impoverished foster family. She has been homeless in the past, and she is only barely able to maintain her current residence. Fortunately, she possesses the natural ability to control the four traditional elements: fire, wind, water, and air. If this were not the case, Jasmine would not have the means to be a superhero at all, let alone purchase specialized technology and travel the world to train as Batman